direct | Follow the trajectory of the Chinese missile expected to fall to Earth soon

Weather of Arabia - These days, scientists are closely monitoring the trajectory of the Chinese missile, which is expected to fall to the ground during the next two days, as it is in a state of out of control, with the inability to predict where it will land, which poses a threat to lives and property.

Update : Debris of the Chinese missile entered the Earth's atmosphere over Malaysia on Saturday evening (July 30) at 16:51 UTC.. Watch the video and details

This is a live broadcast of the movement of the Chinese missile:

The path of the missile can also be tracked via the direct link to track the movement of the out-of-control Chinese missile.

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The latest forecasts from Aerospace Corporation, a company that accurately tracks when the missile body will re-enter the Earth's atmosphere, indicated that the missile will enter Earth's atmosphere at approximately 17:15 UTC (8:15 pm Makkah Time) ± 1 hour, on Saturday. July 30 , and the return will be somewhere between 41 degrees north latitude and 41 degrees south latitude. Not all of the body will burn in the Earth's air due to its great weight, but it will reach 20-40% of its mass to the Earth.

The object in question is the 25-ton (22.5 metric tons) main stage of the "Long March 5B" rocket, which was launched on Sunday (July 24) to deliver the second unit of China's in-orbit station, Tiangong, which is still under construction. The Wentian unit successfully docked with the main unit Tianhe, and after the mission was completed, the missile began an "uncontrolled" landing flight toward Earth, meaning it will continue to orbit the Earth until it gradually approaches the Earth's atmosphere.